film is a very freehand film. Those who are entangled in the details and logic will worry too much.
Just like why the head of the Italian statue David is not in proportion to the body, it has his intention.
There are religions, races, wars, humanity, magic, contemporaryism, the literary tunes of Italian small towns, and the background of American blockbusters, structural flashbacks, interspersed narratives. The director wanted a lot and did a good job.
This kind of lens and light, domestic academics should like it very much, each picture is like an oil painting.
My favorite lens is still: When a child grows up, he sees the newspaper and runs on the sidewalk with a low-angle wide-angle side shot, which impresses me very deeply. It may have a sense of the current era.
Good film. Recommend to everyone
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